The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1887-11-19

A word TO young mothers. do not dose
your darlings with every Old grandmother's
receipt, tno disrespect,l but use that invalu-
able preventive Of childrens diseascs--Dr
Bulls Baby Syrup.
Our joyial friend Leopold Meyer, OF the
Packerton Hotel, passed his fifty-sixth mile
stone last Tuesday. Leopold is as happy
and good-natured as the day we first met
him. Pedestrians and all others travelling
the turnpike road TO Mauch Chunk should
meyer fail to give Leopold a call. lie will
treat you all right.
The fine assortment of winter millin-
cry goods at Miss Alvenia Gravers New
York Millinery Store, is simply immense.
The delicate tints of ribbons and feathers
surpass any thing ever brought to this town.
Hats and bonnets trimmed in the most
fashionable style.
For the accommodation Of persons liv-
in this borough, Packerton and H1eissport
who may wish to attend the evening service
at st. Marks church, Mauch Chunk, the
the hour has been changed to seven o'clock,
allowing ample time to return by the s;35
train.
Selling out.--All our stock of ladies
and misses Jackets and Newmarkets will
be sold below cost; we have about one hun
dred and fifty left, and they must all be
sold; call at Sondheim's One Price Star
Clothing Hall, Mauch Chunk, for bar
gains.
--"Where will you spend eternityP"
"Jesus is mighty, praise him." Repent,
believe and sin no more" Prepare TO meet
thy God," and many similar sentences
adorn the board fences and rocks between
this place and Mauch Chunk.
Manufacturers desiring to locate in a
progressive locality will do well to visit
Lehighton. Shipping facilities are second
to none and other conyeniences make this
borough desirable locality for manufactnr-
ing purposes.
"A full line of misses and children's
coats at the New York Millinery Store
Don't fail to call and see the large assort-
ment before purchasing elsewhere. Prices
low as the lowest and satisfaction guaran-
teed.
Our young friends Thos. Nusbaum and
T. Webster Clauss won the goats raffied
off at ,@ Carbon House Monday evening
As matter of identification we might add
that Webster secured the black spotted
one.
"A number of new dwelling houses have
been erected on the Packerton road during
the past year. 1t is but question of few
years when there will be complete line of
dwellings extended between the two towns.
Mrs. Thomas Puidon will expose to
public sale on the premises in Beaver Run,
on Saturday, the 10th instant, at one o.
clock. lot of valuable personal property,
including household furniture, &c.
Thomas j. Beck, of the Rochester
Bottling House Bank street has purchased
valuable lot on Lehigh street. Mr.. Beck
contemplates erecting large building OH
the sight in the near future.
| There is some talk of erecting an
electric light plant here. We hope our
business men, private citizens and the
borough authorities will give this project
the proper encouragement.
For fine line of leather goods, such
as pocketbooks, memorandums, writing
desks, photo cases, cigar cases, etc., go to
E. F. Luckenbach's, 81 Broadway, Mauch
] Chunk. --..---.s.4s.-
Ladies, cake of Tulip soap costs ex-
actly the same sum that your husbands pay
for debiltated cigar Remind them Of
this bald-headed fact and bowling injus-
tice.
If you want to inspect fine stock Of
gold watches don't fail to see the magnia'
cent assortment at E. II. Hollis, Mauct
Chunk; it will pay.you to learn prices.
The appearance of the ''brick row. al
Packerton has been materially changed by
the division of each house by picket fence
which extends over the old roadway.
Mrs. CathSrine Paxton, widow o
Colonel Josegh ~ Paxton, died Tuesda!
morning at lGilliamsport. She would hav,
been 10l years old on Christmas Day.
Elmer Remsiley, aged about fourteen
years, residing ling at ~Packerron, was hit in tn
eJ by a stone thrown from q. Sling shot
last Saturday and severly injured.
Holiday books are beginning TO com
( in; select early and You will be certain G
getting your wants. E. F. Lucker bach, 6
e Broadway, Mauch Chunk.
i Rev. L. X. Derr, of Reading, wi
preach to to the members of the Reforme
a congregation Sunday morning and evening
S All are invited to attend.
g Don't forget that the Arion Band wi
b hold their grand ball next Wednesday evt
ming. You should make it point to g
y A good time is expected.
n Carbon county salocn keepers who:
n license expire January list 1888, will petitio
!, the court for an immediate renewal und,
the new license law.
e We will publish sketches of Lehig
N Valley en- ngineers, brakemen and conducto
% shortly. "Railroaders' should order ext
o copies early.
-All-wool suits and overcoats made
!. order at S12, SIS, $50 up to $50 az Son
to heim's One Price Star Clothing Hall, MauC
le Chunk.
II The CARBON ADVOCATE completed
fifteenth year last Saturday The ADV
cArR is prosperous journal. -Hor
r Issue.
b, Wilson Trainer, who has been confin
'. to the house with a severe attack of typho
fever, is, we at,Epleased to note, cenvale.
re ing.
ng -Overcoats, oyercoats, for men and bo
he at So, So, 81 up to SIS, at Sondheim's O
'f- Price Star Clothing Hall, Mauch Chunk.
BY buying your winter clothing
n, Sondheim's One Price Star Clothing Ha
rs Mauch Chunk, you will save money.
", Plenty of disinfectants should be us